White fuzzy underside of lower leaves = mealybugs (cottony) or scale (shell-like). Both suck sap, killing plant. Confirm by wiping with alcohol-dipped Q-tip: mealybugs reveal tiny bodies; scale harder to remove.
Bottom leaf loss is normal; upper leaf loss is not.
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